Can i connect this DBX 231 pro eq to my home theatre receiver Marantz SR8500
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I would not recommend hooking up any EQ to any A/V Receiver. This could result in distortions in the signal processing features, ( ProLogic, Jazz, Concert,etc. ), of these modern receivers. This has the potential of damaging the high frequency speakers with some EQ settings. There is no problem using an EQ with a 2 channel receiver, if the EQ settings are not too extreme.
1236519
The only way to connect this soundbar to anything is with the optical cable, so if your receiver has an optical connection, then yes. Otherwise, no.
159670
Yes you can ...using line out from receiver to line in on equalizer then line out from equalizer to line in on receiver
1551059
Yes, I have it directly connected to our cable box. You should be able to use either an optical cable or the receivers audio outputs.
1920099
Yes, just be sure that your receiver has amp remote input, where blue cable must be connect. If you conect only the audio chanels you can not control the amp and you only can use the EQ for the bass but not the amp. Receivers that have control amp input alllow you control the crossos over and amp hz etc
1479901
I haven't tried it on those receivers, mine was a Marantz. If they are equipped with the standard banana plugs the answer would be yes. It should say on the Sony website description of those receivers what they have.
383378
Yes. I have toslink optical from my TV to my Nyrius, then RCA cables to me home stereo.
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I've got a Marantz NR1504 which I got specifically for a surround system, and the subwoofer was the last piece. You might visit a local stereo shop and ask about receiver specs for a system that includes a powered subwoofer, and use that to help figure out what you have and what you need. Good luck.
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Dude, it works well but you should give the speaker a better receiver:Marantz SR5008 7.2-Channel 1080P and 4K Ultra HD Pass Through, Networking Home Theater Receiver with AirPlay (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Whats your front speaker?
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Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK. Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with... » Read More Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK. « Show Less
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The pre-amp outputs are Zone 2 and you cannot send digital inputs (HDMI, optical, digital coax) to that zone unless you set the receiver to "All zones stereo". The answer to your question is yes as long as you use all zones stereo. For analog audio and sources from within the receiver (such as broadcast radio, Internet radio or applications like Pandora you can play them to that zone with no restrictions.
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I haven't found a way to connect an equalizer to this unit. The Marantz does not seem to have a pass-through tape monitor. I did not contact Marantz yet about this. If you find a way, let me know.
832321
Yes, use ARC cables left and right hook in output from DVD to audio input on the mixer then use two other cables connect from audio output on the mixer to DVD in or input on the back of receiver. I use Marantz receiver but any receiver has DVD in.
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You could, but there are no RCA inputs which is usually the most common connection on a home receiver. Other than having a connection type adapter you should be able to use it. Make sure and turn off the backlit logo as it might be a little bright in a theater room.
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Yes you can but not for long because it's cheap Chinese crap. Mine went to hell within a month. If you read my review and others then you would know that this is not quality equipment. I am now using and highly recommend the DBX 215 10 band EQ. I got it off Amazon. DBX is high quality and not that expensive. You might have to go to the musical instrument section of Amazon. It's part of a rack section but it's compact enough for your sound system. I love mine. I still have my Teac but it's too old. They don't make many EQ's for stereos anymore and I've used DBX equipment in the past with nothing but good results. I've had mine for a few years now without any problems,dropouts or distortion. GOOD LUCK.
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Yes, but in a similar way I started out with a onkyo and a separate crown 2100. It was good but the home receivers just don't have enough volume or dB gain. I have 2 crown amps and a art equalizer and most of all a art rack mixer. Setup is louder by 4 times as home av stuff. The amplifier is a winner but if it's not loud enough, get a mixer to drive the lines.
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Probably not. This is a bare wire system and is intended to be connected to a receiver's speaker outputs. It does not have any intermediate connection logic or processor unit. Speakers only. I paired mine with an onkyo 7.2 surround receiver on amazon for $249.99. You can then connect with HDMI or component cables from your TV to the receiver.